Is it possible to get your humid 10x10 room (70%) down to 40% humidity? No source of humidity except for two windows and humid outside (America South
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a 10x10 room should do well with this I did get quite a bit of moisture out of the room which has bigger dimension but had to run it a long time, and it wasn't the most quiet thing. I did like the removable water dish which I used to water plants
1107184
Depends on where you live.We live in Pittsburgh where it is pretty humid. It still works, but it needs an intake, so you have to have a window or something open. You can adjust the waterflow with a knob.More humidity=lower waterflow so you do not increase humidity of room. We put a dehumidifier behind it near the intake too sometimes. The fan is powerful, the machine itself is lightweight and on wheels.
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sorry, i'm not sure i'm going to be much help on this one. we have ours in a group exercise room that hovers around 70-80 degrees. we are a very dry climate (desert-like in southern california), so we don't experience ANY humidity in the room in which the clock is housed. it's a very sturdy clock and has been wonderful to have. it works GREAT for what we need---we needed something that had a "second clock" on it so we could time intervals in our exercise classes. so, good luck--i'm not sure i'm of much help--so sorry!
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No. However, I have some doubts about its ability to humidify 1800sf. I use it to humidify a single 400sf room. It does the job very well, but definitely does not cover the entire apartment (1100sf). For 1800sf, I'd want at least two, probably at opposite ends of the house.
1104405
Mine for some reason is doing the opposite. I have mine all the way up on 7 and with the cold weather here, I'm lucky to get 30% humidity readings upstairs.Any suggestions experts?
1753593
This would be great in the bathroom how ever it would be ideal in a medium to large room. Mine works great in a 1515 room. Humidity shouldn't be a problem
1380640
I agree with the previous respondent. Can you open any windows in the sunroom? At least some of the hot air would escape that way.
1190223
We found out that humidity is everything. On a dry day the output is so-so. On a humid day it is incredible! Regardless, it is a great little machine.
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I use three of them in addition to the humidifier that came with my humidor. I try to obtain 70% humidity..... With that being said, I was given a larger humidor recently. The humidifier that came with it plus the three drymistat humidifiers would only raise the humidity to 62%. So, I ordered yesterday this in hopes it will help raise the humidity.....Visol Products VAC700 Silver Humidifier for Medium/Large Cigar HumidorGood luck!
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Getting the humidity right in a humidor can be tricky. If you want to take the glass out, monitor the humidor and if the RH level drops put it back. Having said that, my advice would be if it is consistent at 70 don't change anything.
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Yes. I own a couple units. I couldn't get the humidity high enough that it would ever shut off. Granted I try to place them near a return duct for it to benefit other areas of the home as well.
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No, placing an evaporative cooler in a humid environment will cause the room to grow hotter. In order for the unit to be efficient, it needs to be placed in an are that has 40% or lower of a humidity level.
1708539
No, just HVAC. This unit not designed to control humidity. Hope this helps!
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no, to prevent the humidity, you could open window or let the door open to make sure the room is vented properly. I sometime put a glass of water in front of the heater to have the moisture in the room
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You can set the humidity on the control panel but the machine runs no matter how low the humidity goes. You can read on the panel the current humidity in the room. It will lower humidity. It will never turn on and off like a regular dehumidifier.
1362006
You got yours to work? How'd you do that? Haha I can't get mine to soak up anything. I know it's humid too!
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You only see it a few feet, but with the ceiling fan on, my humidity meter about 15 feet away in another room measured 7% higher humidity after about 6 hours of day use. After the overnight with it off, went back down 6 percent, so to keep the levels up, you might have to run it pretty continuously. That said our house is dry, we run a large fireplace insert. I've heard once you get more humidity in the house for a couple weeks it's easier to maintain, I think the floors walls furniture etc absorb some water over time if they are dry.